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Global Aging InitiativeMcDonnell Academy Partner Meeting

June 22-23, 2013 Seoul

Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging

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Global Aging InitiativeMcDonnell Academy Partner Meeting

The Global Aging Initiative is led by Washington University’s Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging at the Institute for Public Health.

The Friedman Center for Aging is committed to promoting a global society where all older adults have maximum opportunity for health, security, and engagement. We will achieve this by connecting individuals and organizations across disciplines to conduct innovative research and ensure its translation into practice, expanding education on issues relevant to individual and population aging, and supporting aging initiatives, locally, nationally, and internationally.

The Friedman Center for Aging is working with the McDonnell International Scholars Academy at Washington University to develop a global network of scholars focused on aging issues. The McDonnell Academy provides a foundational network of 29 partner universities for this initiative.

The objectives of this meeting are to: 1. Connect scholars from Washington University, McDonnell International Scholars Academy partner institutions, and other stakeholders.

2. Identify opportunities for collaboration on cross-national aging-related research and education.

3. Plan next steps for forming a collaborative on global aging.

Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging

Nancy Morrow-HowellDirector

Stephanie HerbersCenter Manager

[email protected]

publichealth.wustl.edu/aging

For more information on the Global Aging Initiative, contact the Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging:

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TABLE of CONTENTS

Agenda.................................................................5

Attendees by Organization............................7

Attendees by Name..........................................9

Reference List...................................................17

Sample of Available Data Sets......................19

Sample of Funding Opportunities..............21

World Congress Conference Presentations.....................................................25

Note Pages..........................................................45

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AGENDA

Saturday, June 22, 2013Intercontinental Seoul Coex

18:00 Cocktail Reception (Foyer for Venus and Mercury Ballrooms) Remarks at 18:30: Chancellor Mark Wrighton and Dean Edward Lawlor, Washington University

19:00 Dinner (Venus and Mercury Ballrooms)

Sunday, June 23, 2013Intercontinental Seoul Coex

09:00 Registration (Vivace Ballroom)

09:30 Welcome Chancellor Mark Wrighton, Washington University Charge for the Day Nancy Morrow-Howell, Washington University Overview of the McDonnell International Scholars Academy James Wertsch, Washington University

10:10 Introductions of Meeting Participants at Individual Tables

10:45 Cross-National Research: What, Why, and How Edward Lawlor, Washington University

11:10 Case Example of Primary Data: Long-Term Care- Moving from National to Cross-National Research Terry Lum, University of Hong Kong

12:00 Lunch (Jupiter Ballroom)

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13:05 Case Example Secondary Data: Marital Status and Mental Health - US and Japan Comparison James Raymo, University of Wisconsin-Madison

13:55 Panel: Lessons Learned in Cross-National Research Elizabeth Ozanne, University of Melbourne Joonmo Son, National University of Singapore Vivian Lou, University of Hong Kong Ernest Gonzales, Washington University (moderator) Yi Wang, Washington University (moderator)

15:00 Break

15:15 Small and Large Group Discussions on Developing the Collaborative Nancy Morrow-Howell (facilitator)

16:00 Next Steps Seed Funding: Call for Proposals Future Meetings

16:30 Meeting Adjourned

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ATTENDEES

Beijing Academy of Science and TechnologyYingnan Ma

Chinese University of Hong KongJean Woo Doris Yu

Chulalongkorn UniversityWorawet Suwanrada

Chung-Ang UniversitySoong-nang Jang

Columbia UniversityAda Mui Wenqian Yu

Gerontological Society of AmericaJames Appleby

Incheon National UniversityYungSoo Lee

Interdisciplinary Center, HerzliyaBoaz Ben-David

Keio UniversityTakashi Amano

Korea UniversitySung-Ok ChangDong Hoon MaJunah Song Jaeho Yeom

Kyoto UniversityHidenori Arai

La Trobe UniversityChristine Bigby

National Taiwan UniversityShiau-Fang Chao Peishan Yang

National University of SingaporeAngelique Chan Qiushi Feng Song-Iee Hong Gerald Koh Joonmo Son

Peking UniversityGong Chen Lan Liu

PfizerChristopher Gray Jack Watters

Seoul National UniversityJung-Hwa Ha Gyounghae Han Hongsoo KimSung-il Cho

Tsinghua UniversityHao Luo Xiaomei Pei

United Nations, Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the PacificHyunju Shim

University of Hong KongAmy Chow Vivian LouTerry Lum Ada Mui

University of IndonesiaSri Lasmijah DiponegoroR. Irawati IsmailLindawati KusdhanyDewi PriandiniTri Budi Wahyuni Rahardjo

University of MelbourneElizabeth Ozanne

By Organization

University of Missouri-St. LouisShirley Porterfield

University of QueenslandNancy Pachana

University of TokyoHiroko AkiyamaChiaki SatoYasuyoshi Ouchi

University of Wisconsin-MadisonJames Raymo

Utrecht UniversityAlexander PeineLouis Neven

Washington UniversityCarolyn BaumEllen BinderBrian CarpenterChris CarpenterErnest GonzalesStephanie HerbersEdward LawlorKangseop LeeMelody LiPeter MacKeithTim McBrideNancy Morrow-HowellBill PowderlyPeggie SmithSusan StarkYi WangJames WertschMark Wrighton

Yonsei UniversityJihye HwangKap-Young JeongDongbae KimYeunsook LeeHyungji ParkMyongsei SohnYoosik Youm

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Hiroko AkiyamaProfessor, The Institute of GerontologyUniversity of Tokyo

Research Area: Redesigning a community; Aging in community; Second life working.

Email: [email protected]

Conference Presentation(s): June 24

Takashi AmanoInstructor, Medical Policy and Management, School of MedicineKeio University

Research Area: Social determinants of health in later life; Life course approach in aging and health.


James ApplebyExecutive Director and CEOGerontological Society of America

Research Area: Interdisciplinary research on aging issues across all areas of inquiry.


Hidenori AraiProfessor, Department of Human Health Sciences, Graduate School of MedicineKyoto University

Research Area: Sarcopenia and frailty; Cardiometabolic disease


Conference Presentation(s): June 24, June 27

Carolyn BaumDirector and Professor, Program in Occupational Therapy, School of MedicineWashington University

Research Area: Social participation; Executive function.



Boaz Ben-DavidAssistant Professor, School of PsychologyInterdisciplinary Center (IDC), Herzliya

Research Area: Communication; Attention; Sensory and Cognitive Interaction.


Christine BigbyProfessor, Faculty of Health Sciences, School of Allied Health; Department of Social Work and Social PolicyLa Trobe University

Research Area: Ageing and disability.



Ellen BinderAssociate Professor, Division of Geriatrics and Nutritional Science and Occupational Therapy, School of MedicineWashington University

Research Area: Hip fracture recovery; Physical frailty, Sarcopenia; Exercise interventions; Acute Care of the Elderly (ACE) programs.



Brian CarpenterAssociate Professor, Department of Psychology, Arts and SciencesWashington University

Research Area: Family relationships; Patient-provider communication; end-of-life care; Dementia.



ATTENDEESBy Name

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Christopher CarpenterAssociate Professor, Director of Evidence Based Medicine, Division of Emergency Medicine, School of MedicineWashington University

Research Area: Geriatric medicine; Cognitive dysfunction; Emergency medicine; Diagnostics; Systematic review; Evidence-based medicine; Knowledge translation.



Angelique ChanAssistant Professor, Department of SociologyNational University of Singapore

Research Area: Ageing and health; Intergenerational transfers; Living arrangements and retirement; Aging in place for frail elderly.



Sung-Ok ChangDean, School of NursingKorea University


Shiau-Fang ChaoAssistant Professor, Social WorkNational Taiwan University

Research Area: Longitudinal data analysis; Disability; Social supports.



Gong ChenDirector, Institute of Population ResearchPeking University

Research Area: Social security of old people; Disability and population aging.



Sung-il ChoProfessor, Graduate School of Public Health; Associate Director, Institute on Aging Seoul National University

Research Area: Epidemiology of aging and chronic diseases; Health and work experience.



Amy Chow Associate Professor, Social Work and Social Administration; Associate Director, Sau Po Centre on Ageing University of Hong Kong

Research Area: Bereavement; End of life care.



Sri Lasmijah Diponegoro Centre for Ageing Studies University of Indonesia


Qiushi FengAssistant Professor, Sociology National University of Singapore

Research Area: Disability in the Chinese elderly population.

Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

Conference Presentation(s): June 24 Ernest Gonzales PhD Candidate, Brown SchoolWashington University

Research Area: Productive aging; Ageism; Intergenerational relations.



Christopher GraySenior Director, Global Institutions, International Public Affairs Pfizer

Research Area: Aging-friendly communities; Policy.


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Soong-nang JangProfessor, Department of NursingChung-Ang University

Research Area: Social determinants of health in later life; Life course approach in aging and health.



Kap-Young JeongPresidentYonsei University


Dongbae KimProfessor, School of Social Welfare Yonsei University

Research Area: Active ageing; Social participation.


Conference Presentation(s): June 24Hongsoo KimAssociate Professor, Graduate School of Public HealthSeoul National University

Research Area: Long-term care; Healthcare and aging health; Social policy; Aging comparative research in aging across countries; Geriatric workforce.



Gerald Koh Associate Professor, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health National University of Singapore

Research Area: Disability in older adults; Rehabilitation.



Lindawati KusdhanyProfessor, Faculty of Dentistry; Vice Director, Centre for Ageing StudiesUniversity of Indonesia

Research Area: Gerodontology.



Jung-Hwa Ha Assistant professor, Social Welfare Seoul National University

Research Area: Widowhood; Stress and coping; Social support and relationships; Health and disability.



Gyounghae Han Professor, Dept. of Human Development and Family StudiesSeoul National University

Research Area: Baby boomers; Social participation and active aging; Intergenerational relationships in later life; Retirement and life course transitions.



Stephanie HerbersCenter Manager, Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging, Institute for Public HealthWashington University

Research Area: Aging-friendly communities; Public health programs and policies; Social engagement.


Song-Iee Hong Assistant Professor, Social Work National University of Singapore

Research Area: Productive ageing; Long-term care; Caregiving.


Conference Presentation(s): June 24, June 25, June 26

Jihye Hwang Department of Housing and Interior Design Yonsei University


R. Irawati Ismail Centre for Ageing Studies University of Indonesia


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Edward Lawlor Dean, Brown School; Founding Director, Institute for Public HealthWashington University

Research Area: Public policy and aging; Long-term care; Retirement policies.



Kangseop Lee Masters of Social Work Candidate, Brown SchoolWashington University


Yeunsook Lee Professor, Department of Housing and Interior Design Yonsei University

Research Area: Elderly housing; Environment for the elderly; Healthy community; Aging in Place.



YungSoo Lee Assistant Professor, Department of Social Welfare Incheon National University

Research Area: Comparative social policy; Civic engagement and volunteering among older adults.


Melody Li McDonnell International Academy Scholar; Ph.D Student, Comparative Literature, Arts and SciencesWashington University

Research Area: Asian diaspora literature; Translation and transnational studies.


Lan LiuAssociate Professor, Institute of Population Research Peking University

Research Area: Social security of old people; Unpaid care work of old people.


Vivian W.Q. Lou Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration; Associate Director, Sau Po Centre on Ageing University of Hong Kong

Research Area: Family caregiving; Grandparenting; Long-term care; Psycho-spiritual well-being.



Terry Lum Associate Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration; Director, Sau Po Centre on Ageing University of Hong Kong

Research Area: Long term care; Productive aging; Aging policy.



Hao Luo Postdoctoral Fellow, Sociology Tsinghua University

Research Area: Quantitative analysis about the aging population; Comparative studies; Methodology development focusing on structural equation modeling; Successful aging.


Dong Hoon Ma Vice President, Development and External Affairs Korea University

Yingnan Ma Research Director, Urban System Engineering Beijing Academy of Science and Technology

Research Area: Age-friendly community.


Peter B. MacKeith Associate Professor, Sam Fox School of Design and Visual ArtsWashington University

Research Area: Architecture and design; Community; Environment and sustainability; Intergenerational housing.


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Tim McBride Professor, Brown SchoolWashington University

Research Area: Long-term care; Pensions; Health policy: Medicare, Medicaid; Social security.



Nancy Morrow-Howell Professor, Brown School; Director, Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging, Institute for Public HealthWashington University

Research Area: Productive engagement; Civic engagement; Activity engagement in later life.



Ada MuiProfessor, School of Social Work; Sau Po Centre on AgingColumbia University & University of Hong Kong

Research Area: Productive engagement; Caregiving.



Louis NevenSenior Researcher and Research Professor, Innovation Sciences & Academy for Health Care Utrecht University & Avans University

Research Area: Innovation; Technology design; Technology use; Interdisciplinary learning.


Yasuyoshi Ouchi Professor Emeritus, Graduate School of Medicine, Department of Geriatric Medicine University of Tokyo

PresidentToranomon Hospital

Research Area: Geriatric medicine; Cardiovascular medicine; Dementia; Osteoporosis.


Elizabeth OzanneAssociate Professor of Social Work, Department of Social Work; Chair, Ageing and Long-term Care Research Group University of Melbourne

Research Area: Aging in a digital world; Age friendly environment planning; Smart Growth and Active Ageing; Microcredit rural aged in Bangladesh; Elder Abuse; Comparative analysis of Long Term Care Systems; Changing Patterns of Risk Across the Lifecourse.



Nancy PachanaProfessor, School of Psychology; Co-Director, Ageing Mind Initiative University of Queensland

Research Area: Late-life anxiety assessment and treatment; Nursing home environments; Driving and dementia.



Hyungji ParkDean, Underwood International CollegeYonsei University


Xiaomei Pei Professor, SociologyTsinghua University

Research Area: Impact of social transition on family and social support for the aged people; Social organization of long term care; Social burdens of care for the aged; The social construction of gender difference in late life.



Alexander PeineAssistant Professor, Geosciences-Innovation Studies Utrecht University

Research Area: Gerontechnology; Involving older persons in innovation; Designing for the playful dimension of later life.



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Shirley Porterfield Associate Professor, Social Work University of Missouri-St. Louis

Research Area: Children with special health care needs and aging parents; Disability; Caregiving; Work and family issues; Access and costs of health services.



Bill Powderly Professor and Co-Director, Division of Infectious Diseases, School of Medicine; Director, Center for Global Health; Director, Institute for Public HealthWashington University

Research Area: Ageing in HIV-infected patients.


Dewi Priandini Faculty of Dentistry University of Indonesia


Tri Budi Wahyuni Rahardjo Professor, Faculty of Dentistry; Director, Centre for Ageing Studies University of Indonesia

Research Area: Active Aging; Aging Friendly City.



James Raymo Professor, Department of Sociology; Director, Center for Demography and EcologyUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

Research Area: Socioeconomic impacts on family behavior and well-being; Aging and the life course; Work and retirement.



Chiaki Sato Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Public Policy University of Tokyo

Research Area: Law in biomedical innovation; Coordinated care system; Dementia; Support by ICT.


Hyunju ShimConsultant, Subregional Office for East and Northeast Asia, Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the PacificUnited Nations

Research Area: Social development for youth and older adults.


Peggie SmithProfessor, School of LawWashington University

Research Area: Eldercare; Long-term care workers; Labor regulation.



Myongsei SohnDean, Graduate School of Public HealthYonsei University


Joonmo SonAssistant Professor, SociologyNational University of Singapore

Research Area: Successful aging; Social capital; Social support; Preventive health measures.


Jun-Ah SongAssociate Professor, NursingKorea University

Research Area: Dementia; Formal/informal caregivers; Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia.


Susan Stark Assistant Professor, Program in Occupational Therapy, School of MedicineWashington University

Research Area: Aging in place; Home modifications; Community participation; Fall prevention.



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Worawet Suwanrada Dean, College of Population Studies; Associate Professor, Public EconomicsChulalongkorn University

Research Area: Income Security; Pension Policy; Long Term Care; Economic Impacts of Population Aging.


Yi Wang PhD Student, Brown SchoolWashington University

Research Area: Productive engagement in later life; Aging-friendly community; Cross-national research



Jack WattersVice President, External Medical AffairsPfizer

Research Area: Frailty; Multiple chronic conditions; Caregiving.


James WertschVice Chancellor for International Affairs; Director, McDonnell International Scholars Academy; Professor, Department of Anthropology, Arts and SciencesWashington University


Jean Woo Chair and Professor, Medicine &Therapeutics, School of Public Health and Primary CareChinese University of Hong Kong

Research Area: Frailty: detection, risk factors, treatment; Environmental and personal factors that contribute to ageing well; Models of care for frail older people.



Mark WrightonChancellor Washington University


Peishan Yang CEO and Deputy Director, Social Policy Research CenterNational Taiwan University

Research Area: Long term care; The super old, centenarians; Work, retirement and care; Social policy in aging societies.


Jaeho YeomExecutive Vice President, Administration and External AffairsKorea University


Yoosik Youm Associate Professor, SociologyYonsei University Research Area: Social networks; Social support.



Doris Yu Associate Professor, Nethersole School of NursingChinese University of Hong Kong

Research Area: Chronic disease management among older adults; Dementia care for older adults and caregivers; Quality of life among older adults; Health and social service needs of frail older adults.



Wenqian YuResearch Assistant, School of Social WorkColumbia University

Research Area: Social policy.


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REFERENCE LIST “CROSS-NATIONAL RESEARCH:

WHAT, WHY, AND HOW”

Adler LL & Gielen UP. (2001). Cross-cultural Topics in Psychology. Second Edition. Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers

Baistow K. (n.d.). Cross-national Research: What Can We Learn from Inter-country Comparisons? Retrieved on June 7, 2013 from http://www.scie-socialcareonline.org.uk/repository/fulltext/0069866.pdf

Berry JW, Poortinga YH, Segall MH, Dasen PR. (1992). Cross-cultural Psychology. Research and Applications. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

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Gardner P, Katagiri K, Parsons J, Lee J, Thevannoor R. (2012). “Not for the fainthearted”: Engaging in cross-national comparative research. Journal of Aging Studies, 26, 253-261.

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Iwarsson S, Wahl HW, Nygren C. (2004). Challenges of cross-national housing research with older persons: Lessons from the ENABLE-AGE project. European Journal on Aging, 79-88.

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Jackson JS. (2002). Conceptual and methodological linkages in cross-cultural groups and cross-national aging research. Journal of Social Issues, 58(4), 825-835.

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National Institute on Aging. (2007). Cross-national Research on Aging. Retrieved on June from http://www.nia.nih.gov/sites/default/files/ResearchHighlights_Cross-National_1.pdf

National Institute on Aging. (2007). Why Population Aging Matters: A Global Perspective. Retrieved on June 7, 2013 from http://www.nia.nih.gov/research/publication/why-population-aging-matters-global-perspective

National Institute on Aging. (2008). An Aging World: 2008. Retrieved on June 7, 2013 from http://www.nia.nih.gov/sites/default/files/AgingWorld2008-web.pdf

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National Research Council. (2001). Cross-national research to help countries prepare for an aging population. Pan American Journal of Public Health, 10(4), 277-283.

National Research Council. (2001). Preparing for an Aging World: The Case for Cross-national Research. National Academy of Sciences.

Neysmith SM & Aronson J. (2012). Editorial. Global aging and comparative research: Pushing theoretical and methodological boundaries. Journal of Aging Studies, 26, 227-231.

Ragin C & Zaret D. (1983). Theory and method in comparative research: Two strategies. Social Forces, 61(3), 731-754.

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SAMPLE of AVAILABLE DATA SETS

Study Title Geographic Area Web Address

Adelaide Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ALSA) Adelaide, Australia www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/6707

Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey China centerforaging.duke.edu/chinese-longitudinal-healthy-longevity-survey

Cross-National Data Center in Luxembourg (formerly the Luxembourg Income Study, LIS) 30 Countries www.lisdatacenter.org/

Cross-National Equivalent Files 1980-2009 U.K., Canada, U.S., Germany

www.human.cornell.edu/pam/research/centers-pro-grams/german-panel/cnef.cfm

English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELS) England www.ifs.org.uk/ELSA

First and Second Malaysian Family Life Survey (MFLS-2) Malaysia www.rand.org/labor/FLS/MFLS.html

German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) Federal Republic of Germany

www.eui.eu/Research/Library/ResearchGuides/Eco-nomics/Statistics/DataPortal/GSOEP.aspx

Health and Retirement Study (HRS) United States hrsonline.isr.umich.edu/

Human Mortality Database 28 Countries www.mortality.org/

Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) Indonesia www.rand.org/labor/FLS/IFLS.html

International Network for the Demographic Evaluation of Populations and Their Health (INDEPTH)

19 Developing Countries

www.indepth-network.org/

Korean Longitudinal Study of Ageing (KLoS) South Korea www.kli.re.kr/klosa/en/about/introduce.jsp

Longitudinal Study of Aging Danish Twins Denmark www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/21041

Longitudinal Study of Aging in India India www.hsph.harvard.edu/pgda/LASI/about.html

Matlab Health and Socioeconomic Survey (MHSS) Matlab, Bangladesh www.rand.org/labor/FLS/MHSS.html

Mexican Health and Aging Study (MHAS) Mexico www.mhasweb.org/

National Survey of the Japanese Elderly Japan www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/06842

Nihon University Japanese Longitudinal Study on Aging Japan www.nihon-u.ac.jp/research/institute/population/en/

activities/surveys.html

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Study Title Geographic Area Web Address

Social Environment and Biomarkers of Aging Study Taiwan www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/3792

Study on Global Ageing and Adult Health (SAGE)

6 Developing Countries

www.who.int/healthinfo/sage/en/

Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE)

11 European countries, Israel

www.share-project.org/

Swedish Adoption/Twin Study of Aging (SATSA) Sweden www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/3843

Victoria Longitudinal Study Victoria and Alberta, Canada

www.ualberta.ca/~vlslab/

*Also see RAND’s Meta Data Repository, mmicdata.rand.org/meta/?section=studies

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SAMPLE of FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

Many countries, corporations, and foundations offer funding to support international scholarship. Below is a sample of funding opportunities in the USA that could support our cross-national work:

Programs Specifically for International Work

National Institute on Aging: PA-13-123/124/125 Regional and International Differences in Health and Longevity at Older Ages (R01) (R03) (R21)

Expiration Date: September 8, 2016

Amount: R03 Small GrantUp to $50,000 for one year, $100,000 for two years. R21 Exploratory/Developmental Research GrantUp to $275,000 for two years. R01 Research ProjectApplication budgets are not limited, but need to reflect the actual needs of the proposed project. The maximum project period is 5 years.

Purpose: This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) encourages applications from institutions/organizations proposing to advance knowledge on the reasons behind the divergent trends that have been observed in health and longevity at older ages, both across industrialized nations and across geographical areas in the United States. This FOA is intended to capitalize on provocative findings in the literature which have been insufficiently understood and addressed. This FOA is also intended to capitalize on NIA’s investment in the development of cross-nationally comparable datasets that can be harnessed to study these research questions; these include the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), the English Longitudinal Study on Ageing (ELSA), the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE), and the Human Mortality Data Base. Applications proposing secondary analysis, calibration of measures across studies, development of innovative survey measures, and linkages to administrative sources are encouraged. Applications are not restricted to projects using the NIA-supported datasets above and may propose research using any relevant data.

Website: R03- grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-13-123.htmlR21- grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/PA-files/PA-13-124.htmlR01- grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/PA-files/PA-13-125.html

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National Science Foundation: Catalyzing New International Collaborations (CNIC)

Expiration Date: No expiration listed. Applicants are advised to submit proposals at least nine months prior to the expected date of the proposed activity.

Amount: Up to $50,000 for one year.

Description: The National Science Foundation (NSF) will consider proposals from U.S. institutions for col-laborative work with investigators one ore more countries; no countries have a favored status for funding. The CNIC program will support U.S. researchers’ participation in activities intended to catalyze new inter-national collaborations. These include, but are not limited to: research planning visits, initial data gathering activities, proof-of-concept, and single or multiple research visits within a maximum 12-month time period. CNIC supports collaboration with international researchers in any field of science and engineering research and education supported by NSF. Of particular interest are projects which represent new, previously unfund-ed scientific areas for the principal investigator, or areas in which preliminary data is needed for establishing a proof-of-concept. The outcome of CNIC awards should be submission of a full research proposal to an NSF research program.

Website: www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=12815

Washington University Global Aging Initiative- Seed Funding

Deadline: October 18, 2013

Amount: Budgets may range from $5,000 to $40,000

Description: The Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging at Washington University in St. Louis is developing a Global Aging Initiative with partner institutions of the McDonnell International Scholars Academy. To advance research on topics related to older adults, later life, and aging societies, the Friedman Center for Aging is offering seed funding to support cross-national projects. The aims for this funding opportunity are to: 1) Build a network of scholars from Washington University and McDonnell Academy partner institutions who are engaged in cross-national research; and 2) Foster work that explores cross-national issues and leads to larger research projects that will advance understanding and action critical to enhancing the lives of older adults and aging societies. Each project must have at least two principal investigators (PIs): one or more tenured or tenure-track faculty from Washington University and one or more faculty from a McDonnell Academy partner institution. Funds can be used for travel to meet and develop a research proposal, conduct pilot studies, or extend existing work conducted by one of the lead partners (e.g., expand country-specific research to cross-national). Projects must be completed within two years from the start date of January 1, 2014. Note: Copies of the call for proposals will be distributed at the June 23 meeting.

Website: publichealth.wustl.edu/aging

Helpful Resource

Fogarty International Center: Directory of International Grants and Fellowships in the Health Sciences

Website: www.fic.nih.gov/Funding/NonNIH/Pages/default.aspx

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McDonnell International Scholars Academy Meeting

Global ChallengesOctober 16-19, 2014

St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Letters announcing the meeting were sent in March to all university presidents.Stay tuned for more information.

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WORLD CONGRESSCONFERENCE

PRESENTATIONS

Sunday June 23

14:50-16:20

Individual Paper (301AB) “Study on Korean Oriental Medicine and Aging” Moon Mi Jung, Yonsei University Graduate School

Individual Paper (307A) “New attempt of ideal second life with a sense of fulfillment in community-dwelling seniors: To achieve Aging in Place” Kouji Shibasaki, The University of Tokyo

Monday June 24

08:00-09:30

Individual Paper (308B) “Advantageous Approach using ‘Wearable Blood Pressure Sensor’ to Achieve Appropriate Blood Pressure Control with Consideration for Very Short-Term Variability in Elderly” Katsuya Iijima, University of Tokyo

Symposium: Active Ageing in the Home (Auditorium Room 1) “Efficacy of intensive tailored home modifications and assistive technology for fall reduction in older people presenting to US emergency departments” Susan Stark, Washington University

Symposium: Improving Care in Nursing Homes: A Symposium of the IAGG Committee on Nursing Homes (Grand Ballroom 103) “Evidence based management of influenza-like illness (ILI) in nursing homes” Jean Woo, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Note: World Congress Conference presentations are listed for all Global Aging Initiative meeting attendees and anyone affiliated with a McDonnell International Scholars Academy

partner institution. Please refer to the IAGG conference materials for the most up-to-date information.

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Monday June 24 (cont.)

08:00-09:30

Symposium- The Multiple Faces of Social Inequality in the Second Half of Life: Consequences for Health (E3) “Health Trajectories and Social Inequality” Hiroko Akiyama, University of Tokyo

Symposium- Genetics, Environmental Support and Functioning in Very Late Life: International Perspectives on Centenarian Research (E5) “Korean centenarians and their quality of life: Medical treatment and immigrants in time” Gyounghae Han, Seoul National University

Symposium: A challenge for the “third age”: Productive activities after retirement in Asian countries (307A) “Paid work and social connectedness among Japanese older adults” Ikuko Sugawara, University of Tokyo

Symposium- Update on circadian rhythm disturbances in delirium (317C) “Effects of melatonin on delirium in hip fracture patients: report of a randomized, placebo-controlled, double blind trial” Annemarieke de Jonghe, Utrecht University

10:50-12:20

Symposium- Civic Engagement of Older Adults: Cross-National Perspectives and Research Agenda (Auditorium Room 2) “The comparative analysis of the civic engagement of older adults in China, Japan and South Korea under the cross-cultural background” Gong Chen, Peking University

“Increasing sustainability of volunteerism in later life: A Case study of Singapore” Song-Iee Hong, National University of Singapore

“Volunteer activities of older people in Korea” Dongbae Kim, Yonsei University

“Future directions for advancing national and cross-national work on volunteering in later life” Nancy Morrow-Howell, Washington University

Symposium- Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Psychosocial Symptoms and the End of Life (E5) “Contemporary Perspectives on the Assessment and Treatment of Depression at the End of Life in the United States” Brian Carpenter, Washington University

“Bereavement among Chinese People in Hong Kong” Amy Chow, University of Hong Kong

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10:50-12:20

Symposium- A Comparison of Aging Process of Two Countries: USA and South Korea (308C) “The design and characteristics of Korean Urban and Rural Elderly (KURE) study” Hyeon Chang Kim, Yonsei University

“The design and preliminary results of Korea Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (KSHAP)” Yoosik Youm, Yonsei University

Symposium- Gerontology Training in Latin America (307A) “Graduate programs of gerontology in Brazil” Anita Neri, State University of Campinas

Symposium- International Perspectives on the Measurement of Health (307C) “Redesigning Communities for Aged Society” Hiroko Akiyama, University of Tokyo

Symposium- Towards Optimal Prescribing of Older Patients in Asian Countries(317A) “Inappropriate Prescribing in Asian Geriatric Inpatients” Taro Kojima, University of Tokyo

Presidential Symposium- Integration of Signal Pathways on Energy Metabolism and Longevity (3F, E1) Cheol-Koo Lee, Korea University

Presidential Symposium- Changing Times and Filial Piety (1F, Grand Ballroom 104) Nelson Chow, University of Hong Kong

12:20-13:50

Pfizer Symposium- New Horizons in Vaccine-Preventable Disease in Older Adults (Grand Ballroom 104) “Optimizing Immunization of Older Adults” Joon Young Song

“Understanding the Link Between Aging and Infection” Graham Pawelec

“Pnemococcal Disease and Prevention in Adults 50+” Adriano Arguedas

14:10-15:40

Symposium- Approach to the Frail Elderly Patients (Auditorium Room 1) “Clinical management of frailty” Be-Long Cho, Seoul National University

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14:10-15:40

Symposium- Activity Engagement and Healthy Aging (Auditorium Room 2) “Patterns of activity inside and outside the home by chronic health conditions and ages” Carolyn Baum, Washington University

“Antecedents and health outcomes of activity patterns of older adults in the U.S.” Nancy Morrow-Howell, Washington University

Symposium- Critical Issues of Equity and Wellbeing for Older People (208A) “Identity and work vulnerability in later midlife, balancing age, work and life-priorities” Simon Biggs, University of Melbourne

Presidential Symposium- Facing the Challenges of Later Life: Lessons from Science of Psychology of Aging (3F, Grand Ballroom 104) Helene H. Fung, Chinese University of Hong Kong Nancy Pachana, University of Queensland

Presidential Symposium- Epigenetic Regulation of Aging (3F, E1) Zhongjun Zhou, University of Hong Kong

Presidential Symposium- Frailty and Sarcopenia (3F, E2) Hidenori Arai, Kyoto University

16:00-17:30

Individual Paper (317A) “Prevention of Falls by Complex Course Obstacle Negotiation Exercise in Japanese Elderly” Hidenori Arai, Kyoto University

Symposium: Smoking Cessation in the Elderly (Auditorium Room 1) “Smoking Cessation Interventions in the Elderly” Seung-Kwon Myung, Seoul National University

Symposium: Aging in the Foreign Land: Understanding the Multiple Contexts of Aging Immigrants (Auditorium Room 2) “A life-course perspective on elderly residential mobility in southern China: An adaptation of the Amenity Retirement Migration Model” Nelson Chow, University of Hong Kong

Symposium: Health Literacy and Its Impact on the Lives of Older Adults: Implications for Intervention, Practice, and Policy (308A) “Sunlight Exposure Behavior and Health Literacy among Older Adults in Hong Kong” Angela Yee Man Leung, University of Hong Kong

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17:50-19:20

Individual Paper (307B) “Social-structural Lag in the Design of Gerontechnologies” Alexander Peine, Utrecht University

Symposium: Innovative Wound Management for Older People: Challenging Current Paradigms and Practices (Auditorium Room 1) “Effectiveness and economic efficiency of a novel protocol for preventing the progression of deep tissue injury” Hiromi Sanada, University of Tokyo

Symposium: Exchange of Support Within Families Across the Life Span (E5) “Sandwiched Generation? Intergenerational exchanges of Korean Baby-boomers” Gyounghae Han, Seoul National University

Symposium: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Promoting Longevity, Healthy and Successful Ageing (301AB) “What does successful aging really mean for Asia? The perception structure of ‘successful aging’ in the Singapore elderly” Qiushi Feng, National University of Singapore

“Contextualization of health inequality in Asian societies: a comparison between Singapore and Korea” Minhye Kim, National University of Singapore

“Socioeconomic status and its association with cognitive impairment amongst community-dwelling elderly in a low socio-economic neighborhood in Singapore” Gerald Koh, National University of Singapore

Symposium: Grandparents as a Reserve Army: Global Perspectives on the Role of Grandparents in Dual-earner Families (307A) “To Care or Not to Care: Grandparents meeting demands of grandchild care in Singapore” Leng Leng Thang, National University of Singapore

Presidential Symposium: Disease or Disability: Impact of Geriatric Diseases on Functional Outcome (Room 3F, E2) Ching-Yu Chen, National Taiwan University

Presidential Symposium- International Perspectives on Poverty and Liveability of Older Persons (3F, Auditorium) Gyounghae Han, Seoul National University

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Tuesday June 25

08:00-09:30

Individual Paper (Grand Ballroom 103) “Regulating Care Work: Home, Eldercare, and the Invisible Workforce” Peggie Smith, Washington University

Symposium: Quality Management of Long-term Care Facilities in Asia (Grand Ballroom 105) “Quality indicators of nursing homes in Hong Kong: Observations and implications” Vivian Lou, University of Hong Kong

Symposium: Model of South Korean Senior Welfare Centers for Successful Old-Age and Healthy Aged Society (E1) “The Meaning and Role of Senior Welfare Centers in Population Aging and in Elderly Welfare Development” Kyungsuk Suh, Seoul National University

Symposium: Productive Ageing: an Asian Perspective (E4) “Participating and Sustaining Volunteer Work: The Perspectives of Older Chinese Volunteers” Tze Fan Diana Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Symposium: Long Term Care Policy: Cross-National Comparison (E6) “Meeting the Workforce Needs of the Long Term Care Population” Eddie Lawlor, Washington University

“Rebalancing Long Term Care in Hong Kong” Terry Lum, University of Hong Kong

“Long Term Care Policy in the United States: The Last Great Health Policy Conundrum” Tim McBride, Washington University

Symposium: Addressing End-of-Life Care Issues: A Global Perspective on Research, Policy and Practice (308C) “Preferences regarding end-of-life care among older adults in Singapore” Chetna Malhotra, National University of Singapore

10:50-12:20

Individual Paper (307A) “Accelerometer determined physical activity, lean mass, and leg strength in community-dwelling older adults” David Scott, University of Melbourne

Symposium: Clinical Diagnosis in Geriatrics (Auditorium Room 1) “Clinical diagnosis in neuroscience; Target for Preclinical sporadic Alzheimer’s disease” Dehua Chui, Peking University

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Tuesday June 25 (cont.)

10:50-12:20

Symposium: Cognitive Function in older populations: results from longitudinal studies of ageing in Europe and Asia (Auditorium Room 2) “Work experience and cognitive function among Korean elders” Sung-il Cho, Seoul National University

Symposium: Identity, policy and change: Examining the theoretical implications of themes arising from national contexts and international discourse (E1) “Migration, work and age in Australian public policy” Simon Biggs, University of Melbourne

“Active Ageing and Singapore’s Baby Boomers” Mui Teng Yap, National University of Singapore

Symposium: Towards Asian Pacific Long-term Care Certificate (308C) “Training Program for the Elder Care Workforce in Indonesia” Tri Budi Rahardjo, University of Indonesia

Presidential Symposium- The Intervention of Ageing: Approaches and Strategies for the Digital Ageing Era (3F, Auditorium) Be-long Cho, Seoul National University

Presidential Symposium- Integrating Geriatrics into Oncology Care (1F, Grand Ballroom 102) Jee Hyun Kim, Seoul National University

Presidential Symposium- New Perspectives on Successful Ageing: Cross-Cultural and Inter-Disciplinary Approaches (1F, Grand Ballroom 104) Leng Leng Thang, National University of Singapore

13:10-14:00: Poster Presenter Stand-By

“Body composition and sarcopenic status in leprosy survivors in comparison with general population” Soon Ook Bae, Seoul National University,

“Long-term care arrangement and continuity of care” Wen-Chiung Chang, National Taiwan University

“Effects of a Modified Hospital Elder Life Program on Frailty” Cheryl Chia-Hui, National Taiwan University

“Accuracy of marginal fit of crown prepped by PREP-GUIDE” Ui Jung Chin, Korea University

“Community End-of-Life Care among Chinese Older Adults living in nursing homes” Leung-Wing Chu, The University of Hong Kong

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“Possibility of Teleconsultation for Diabetes: Analysis of Conventional Diabetes Consultations” Leonard Gray, University of Queensland

“An environmental ageing study for older adults living alone to facilitate ageing in place” Song-Iee Hong, National University of Singapore

“A New Attempt To Achieve Seamless Multidisciplinary Cooperation Using Information And Communication Technology In Aggressive Promotion Of Home Medical Care In Japan” Katsuya Iijima, University of Tokyo

“Error pattern analysis in verbal fluency task in the normal elderly with different education levels” Hyang Hee Kim, Yonsei University

“Case study for development of community center in the deprived are swarmed with older people” Jaeyeon Kim, Yonsei University

“Development of a practice algorithm for emergency nursing care to elderly stroke patient in nursing home” Mi So Kim, Korea University

“Influence of somatic symptoms on the severity of depressive symptoms in elderly” In Kwa Jung, Korea University

“Active telomerase holoenzyme is assembled in the nucleolus during S phase” Jihoon Lee, Yonsei University

“The utilization of ambulatory care before diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease in Taiwan” Chia-Ming Li, National Taiwan University

“Best Practice Potentials for the Management of Older People with Cognitive Impairment Presenting to Emergency Departments: A Systematic Review” Melinda Martin-Khan, The University of Queensland

“Adverse Outcomes and Events in Older ED Patients: A Systematic Review” Melinda Martin-Khan, The University of Queensland

“Effects of professional oral care on health of the elderly in nursing care” Sato Matsukawa, University of Tokyo

“Association Between Wisdom and Caregiver Well-Being: A New Horizon?” Patrick Ng, University of Hong Kong

“Comparison of Antonovsky’s SOC scale and Baltes’s SOC scale” Ryoko Okami, University of Tokyo

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“GIS-based urban form analysis of walkability and neighborhood satisfaction for active ageing” Faysal Kabir Shuvo, National University of Singapore

“Socioeconomic Status, Social Network, and Cognitive Function among Middle-aged and Older Adults in Korea: A Life Course Approach” Moonhee Sung, Seoul National University

“Relationship between working motivations and the mechanism of subjective well-being of Japanese elderly people” Hiroto Murohashi, University of Tokyo

“Determinant of Undernutrition Among Aging in West Java and Banten Indonesia” Charles Surjadi, University of Indonesia

“Number of Remaining Teeth, Mastication and Speech Disturbances in Indonesian Pre Elderly and Elderly” Lindawati Kusdhany, Centre for Ageing Studies Universitas Indonesia

“How is homecare workers’ preference in place for their own dying associated with the number of experience and confidence level in their home end-of-life care?” Miho Suzuki, University of Tokyo

“A comparison of swallowing function recovery after prolonged oral endotracheal intubation between the younger and older patients” Min-Hsuan Tsai, National Taiwan University

“Influence of unemployment duration on social network in Japanese elderly” Naomi Yatomi, University of Tokyo

“The burden of hip and knee arthroplasty in elderly population in Korea” Seung-Mi Yoo, Seoul National University

“Duplicate medications of calcium channel blockers and related factors” Ya-Fang Zeng, National Taiwan University

14:10-15:40

Symposium: Aging, Health, and Technology: Evidence from Asia (Grand Ballroom 104) “A Comparison of Socioeconomic Difference in Health Among Old Population in India and Korea” Soong-nang Jang, Chung-Ang University

Symposium: Aging, Health and Technology: Evidence from Asia (Grand Ballroom 104) “A comparison of socioeconomic difference in health among old population in India and Korea” Soong-nang Jang, Chung-Ang University

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14:10-15:40

Symposium: Global Approaches to Policy Supporting Work and Care in Late Middle Age (E6) “Caring in the Face of a Rapid Changing Society: Policy Impact of Demographic and Economic Shifts in China” Xiaomei Pei, Tsinghua University

Symposium: Risk Profile and Genetics in Healthy Aging (300) “Identification of Genetic Variants for Successful Aging and Related Phenotypes in HALST Elderly based on Metabochips” Chao Hsiung, National Taiwan University, ,

Symposium: Promoting mental health among Chinese older adults in transnational communities: Challenges and Innovation (301AB) “Mental health among Chinese older adults in Hong Kong: the roles of sleep disturbance and lifestyle factor” Doris Yu, Chinese University of Hong Kong Presidential Symposium- Cross-organ Ageing is a Key to Cardiopulmonary Disease in the Elderly (2F, 203AB) Masahiro Akishita, University of Tokyo

Masato Eto, University of Tokyo

Kwang-il Kim, Seoul National University

16:00-17:30

Symposium: Implications of the “Disability Wave” in Global Aging (Grand Ballroom 105) “The state of aging and disability in Australia” Christine Bigby, LaTrobe University

Symposium: Current Strategy on Oral Rehabilitation for Edentulous Patients (307A) “Edentulism and Quality of Life of Edentulous patients” Yong-Geun Choi, Korea University

“Mandibular Implant Supported Overdentures” Jeong-Yol Lee, Korea University

“Future Direction of Prosthodontic Rehabilitation for Edentulous Patients” Sang-Wan Shin, Korea University

Symposium: Caregiving of people with dementia in Asia: Past, Present and Future (308C) “Person-centered care for the elderly with dementia: A qualitative analysis of Hong Kong” Vivian Lou, University of Hong Kong

“Caregiving of People with Dementia in Korea: Current Issues and Directions for Future” Jun-Ah Song, Korea University

Presidential Symposium: Productive Aging Initiatives in Asia: Best Practices from Korea, Japan, Singapore, and Indonesia (1F, Grand Ballroom 104) Tri Budi Rahardjo, University of Indonesia

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17:50-19:20

Presidential Symposium: Comparative Long-term Care Systems in East Asia (3F, Auditorium Room 2) Hideki Hashimoto, University of Tokyo

Soonman Kwon, Seoul National University

Tuohong Zhang, Peking University

Symposium: Caregiving for the elderly in Asia (Grand Ballroom 101) “Expectations about Bequest and Informal Care” Young Kyung Do, National University of Singapore

“Behavioral and psychological symptoms and functional limitations mediate the association between older person cognitive impairment and caregiver” Rahul Malhotra, National University of Singapore

Symposium: Aging in China: Challenges and Opportunities (Auditorium Room 2) “Old Age Security and Social Stratification Among Aged Chinese” Xiaomei Pei, Tsinghua University

“Health Care reform in China: Will it meet the needs of an ageing population?” Tuohong Zhang, Peking University

Symposium: Assessment across the hospital continuum: The interRAI Mini-Suite for Acute Care (E6) “Quality Indicators for care of older people in acute care” Melinda Martin-Khan, University of Queensland Symposium: Vascular Aging II: Translational Research to Clinical Application (203AB) “Discovery of vascular calcifying progenitor cells: mechanism of atherosclerotic calcification” Hyo-Soo Kim, Seoul National University

Symposium: Bridging the Gap Between Geriatrics and Oncology- Global Efforts Towards Better Care of Older Adults (308B) “Usefulness of Comprehensive geriatric assessment in prediction of toxicity and compliance of chemotherapy: sharing Korean experience” Jee Hyun Kim, Seoul National University

Presidential Symposium: International Perspectives on Family Roles and Obligations (1F, Grand Ballroom 104) Simon Biggs, University of Melbourne

Presidential Symposium: Oral Health and Quality of Life in Old Age. (Room 1F, Grand Ballroom 105) Hong-Seop Kho, Seoul National University

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Wednesday June 26

08:00-9:30

Individual Paper (Grand Ballroom 101) “Changes in Value and Behavior in Intergenerational Transfers within Families in Transitional China” Zhiyong Lin, Tsinghua University

Symposium: Promoting International Exchange in Gerontological Research and Education in the Asia-Oceania Region (Auditorium Room 2) “Partnerships in research and education in Geriatrics” Gerald Koh, National University of Singapore

Symposium: Lucky and Unlucky Cohorts and Later Life? Contemporary and Future Old Age in Distinct Welfare Regimes (E4) “Are lucky Korean baby boomers unlucky in later life? A cohort perspective on aging and inequality” Gyounghae Han, Seoul National University

Symposium: Frailty in community-dwelling older people in Taiwan: Prevalence, nature course, biomarkers and interventions (317C) “Community Frailty Interventions in Taiwan” Ding-Cheng Chan, National Taiwan University

Presidential Symposium- Navigating New Horizons at the End of Life (1F, Grand Ballroom 104) Helen Yue-lai Chan, Chinese University of Hong Kong KeunYoul Kim, Seoul National University

10:50-12:20

Symposium: The Development and Application of interRAI IT System for Long Term Care Services in Asia (Auditorium Room 1) “Developing a computerized Resident Assessment System Using interRAI tools in Korea” Hongsoo Kim, Seoul National University

Symposium: Aging-in-place across cultures (E6) “Developing an aging in place model for low income elderly households” Terry Lum, University of Hong Kong

“Smart technologies to promote health and wellbeing of older Australians living at home” Elizabeth Ozanne, University of Melbourne

“Home modifications for urban community dwelling older adults with functional limitations in the United States” Susan Stark, Washington University

Symposium: Building a Geriatric-Friendly Emergency Department (308A) “Acute Emergency Department Pain Management in the Geriatric Adult” Christopher Carpenter, Washington University

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Wednesday June 26 (cont.)

10:50-12:20

Symposium: B-Proof Symposium: the effect of B-vitamin supplementation on osteoporotic fracture incidence in elderly (317C) “The effect of B-vitamin supplementation on arterial stiffness in elderly” Suzanne van Dijk, Utrecht University

12:20-13:50

Pfizer Symposium- Beyond Treatment and Prevention: Ageing and Health in the 21st Century (Grand Ballroom 102)


“Leisure-time Activity Reduces Depressive Symptoms: Are There Any Age and Gender Variations”Shiau-Fang Chao, National Taiwan University

“Survival Analysis: Handgrip Strength and Cancer Staging in the Elderly Cancer Patients”Chia-Hui Chen, National Taiwan University

“Prevalence of major mental disorders among Korean elderly in a nationwide community survey”Maeng Je Cho, Seoul National University

“The Restructuring of Older Husbands’ Social Networks after Transition to Spousal Caregiving in South Korea”Wonjee Cho, Seoul National University

“Association between HDL-cholesterol level and physical performance in an elderly Korean population: The Korean Urban and Rural Elderly Study”

Hansol Choi, Yonsei University

“Effectiveness of exercise intervention program for depression among elderly: A comprehensive review”Moon Ki Choi, Yonsei University

“Development and Psychometric Evaluation of Geriatric Self-Efficacy Scale for Self-Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (GSES-DM)”

Suyoung Choi, Seoul National University

“Reliability of Online Geriatric Diagnostic and Prognostic Decisions”Leonard Gray, University of Queensland

“TRF2 regulation by SUMOylation and Ubiquitination”Joonyoung Her, Yonsei University

“Impact of spousal health problems on men and women’s social integration in mid-life”Jung-Hwa Ha, Seoul National University

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13:10-14:00 Poster Presenter Stand-By

“Chronic Disease Status Modulating Adverse Risk of Life Stress and Apo lipoprotein 4 Variant for Self-reported Health Among Older Adults”

Wen Hu, Peking University

“Exploring empirical pathways in the use of home modification for Ageing-in-Place”Song-Iee Hong, National University of Singapore

“Balance and Mobility after Physical-Exercises in Dizzy Older Adults”Hsiao-Yun Hu, National Taiwan University

“A Case Study on Serviced Elderly Housing Complex in Symbiotic Relationship with Community of Regenerated Area”

Hihye Hwang, Yonsei University

“Correlation between speech rate and Depression in Women in Late Adulthood”Yun Kyung Hwang, Yonsei University

“The Interaction of Social Supports and Depression between the In-Home Care Elderly with Dementia and their Family Caregivers”

Eun Sil Jang, Seoul National University

“Importin α/β and Ran are involved in nuclear translocation of hTERT”Sun Ah Jeong, Yonsei University

“A Study on Evaluation of Elderly Residence Based on Fall Prevention Design Guideline”Hyun Jin, Yonsei University

“A Study on Remodeling Characteristics of the Elderly Housing from the Viewpoint of User Benefit Theory”Meiluo Jin, Yonsei University

“The effect of Cochinchina Momordica seed extract on gastric acid secretion and morphologic change in aged rat stomach”

Hyun Jin Jo, Seoul National University

“Childhood adversity experiences, self-esteem, and depression among Korean male baby-boomers and older male adults”

Hey Jung Jun, Yonsei University

“The antecedent and consequence of spousal violence”Hey Jung Jun, Yonsei University

“The Development of a Health Fitness Program Based on Oriental Medicine for Korean Seniors”Moon Mi Jung, Yonsei University

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“Residents’ Evaluation about a Community Center Design of the Elderly Concentration Area” Yunjee Jung, Yonsei University

“A novel telomerase component coexists with telomerase and regulates telomerase activity”Prabhat Khadka, Yonsei University

“How to Manage Dehydration/Electrolyte imbalance of Residents in Nursing Home – building practical algorithm”

Eun Young Kim, Korea University

“A Study on Planning Community Garden through Ability Enhancement of Idle Local Senior Human Resources”Jaeyeon Kim, Yonsei University

“Unsupervised Virtual Reality-Based Exercise Program Improves Hip Muscles Strength and Balance Control in the Elderly”

Jungjin Kim, Korea University

“Is performance of standardized language tests reflective of subjective language complaints in the normal elderly?”

Hyang Hee Kim, Yonsei University

“Age-dependent manifestation of semantic features in word definition task in normal elderly”Hyang Hee Kim, Yonsei University

“Differences in the Degree of Health Promotion Behavior Practices of Koran Elderly Residing in a Retirement Community by Demographic Characteristics”

Seon-Sook Kim, Korea University

“Risk Perceptions and Health Behaviors Concerning Indoor Air Quality among Older Adults in Korea”Sowoon Kim, Seoul National University

“Relationships Among Appendicular Skeletal Muscle Index, Lipid Profile, and Hba1C in Community-dwelling Elderly Women”

Hyoun-Joong Kong, Seoul National University

“Association Between Relative Muscle Mass and Fall Efficacy in Community-dwelling Elderly”Hyoun-Joong Kong, Seoul National University

“Vitamin B12 status with aging and relations with clinical health and nutritional parameters in Koreans”Chung Shil Kwak, Seoul National University

“Clinical retrospective study of implants in geriatric patients older than 70 years”Hyo-Jung Lee, Seoul National University

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“Health-related Quality of Life in Elderly Patients with Parkinson’s Disease” Ju Hee Lee, Yonsei University

“Lower leg muscle mass is associated with augmentation index but not with brachial blood pressure in an elderly population” Seungwon Lee, Yonsei University

“The Effects of Socioeconomic Status on Environmental Exposure and Health Outcomes of Older People in Korea”

Seyune Lee, Seoul National University

“Diabetes self-management according to the DISC personality type and diabetes-related distress in older adults with type 2 diabetes”

Soo Jin Lee, Seoul National University

“Development of protocol for emergency nursing management of airway obstruction by foreign body in nursing home”

SuJung Lee, Korea University

“Effect of social network on body mass index among the elderly”Won Joon Lee, Yonsei University

“The effect of the educational program for residential environment improvement for fall prevention of the elderly on falls efficacy”

Yeunsook Lee, Yonsei University

“Spatial Characteristics of a Specially Designed Nursing Home ‘KAJENOMURA’”Yeunsook Lee, Yonsei University

“Overexpression of malic enzyme in the fat body extends Drosophilia lifespan”Young Eun Lee, Korea University

“Knowledge on Osteoporosis in Guardians of Hip Fracture Patients”Young-Kyun Lee, Seoul National University

“Learning health literacy via online learning system among university students in Hong Kong”Angela Yee Man Leung, University of Hong Kong

“Clinical and pathologic features of elderly gastric cancer: No poorer prognosis and surgical tolerance”Joo Hyun Lim, Seoul National University

“Case Evaluation of nursing home based on dementia home design guidelines” Yeaji Lim, Yonsei University

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“Factors associated with physical restraint among older adults with dementia in long-term care hospital and nursing home”

Young Mi Lim, Yonsei University

“Community Rehabilitation: A Pilot Study on Group Physical Exercises for Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment”

Yi Lin, National Taiwan University

“The Influence of Older People’s Satisfaction Factors of Housing Environment on Their Quality of Life: Focusing on the Mediating Effect of Self-esteem and Depression”

Hyunjeong Nam, Yonsei University

“A Research of Korean Apartment Evaluations in Social Health Perspectives”Jaehyun Park, Yonsei University

“Knowledge and experience on advance directives among Korean elderly”Jaewon Park, Korea University

“Systolic blood pressure is negatively associated with walking speed in Korean aging people”Ki Young Son, Seoul National University

“Effect of IMB (Information-Motivation-Behavioral) model based self-management education program for older adults with diabetes: A pilot study”

Misoon Song, Seoul National University

“n-3 fatty acids supplementation of ovariectomized rats increase neurogenesis and rescues learning memory performance”

Hui-Min Su, National Taiwan University

“Prevalence of dysphagia and aspiration risk in Korean elderly population: Results from the Korean Longitudinal Study on Health and Aging (KLoSHA)”

Eun Joo Yang, Seoul National University

“Knee extensor strength as prognostic factor for mortality in Korean older cancer survivors”Eun Joo Yang, Seoul National University

“Characteristic of Japan Community Centers As a Local Communal Base Facility in Ultra Ageing Society”Eun Ji Yeom, Yonsei University

“A Study on Space Design Evaluation of Japanese Community Facility Based on User Benefit Theory”Eun Ji Yeon, Yonsei University

“Age differences in handling workplace conflicts and stress”Dannii Yeung, University of Hong Kong

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“Polypharmacy among Older People in Various Long-term Care Settings in Korea”Ahreum Yoo, Seoul National University

“Temporal Incoordination of Phonation and Articulation in Korean Normal Elderly: Voice Onset Time Analysis of Stop Consonants”

Hyunji Yoo, Yonsei University

“A Study on Evaluation of Examples of Multi-function Elderly Housings at Hijirigaoka in Japan”Ga Young Youn, Yonsei University

14:10-15:40

Individual Paper: (E4)“Influencing Choice of Branded or Generic Statins by Older Adults in the US” Shirley Porterfield, University of Missouri-St. Louis

Symposium: How to Engage Organized Medicine in Geriatric Education, Research, and Knowledge Translation (308A) “Professional Trade Societies: Bridging the Trans-disciplinary Gap to Improving Geriatric Healthcare” Christopher Carpenter, Washington University

Presidential Symposium: U-health Care in Aging Society (1F, Grand Ballroom 102)Jong Paik Nam, Seoul National University

Hee Hwang, Seoul National University

Presidential Symposium: Process of Retirement and Quality of Life of Baby-Boomers from International Perspective (1F, Grand Ballroom 104)

Gyounghae Han, Seoul National University

Angelique Chan, National University of Singapore

James Raymo, University of Wisconsin-Madison 16:00-17:30

Individual Paper: (307A)“Identification of long non-coding RNAs regulated by estrogen in osteoblastic cells” Kotaro Azuma, Graduate School of Medicine: The University of Tokyo

Symposium: Healthy ageing and longevity in Hungary (317C)“Why research into healthy ageing and longevity has a great importance in the 21st century (preliminary studies in the 20th)” & “Antioxidant Defense and Free Radical Reactions Over 90 Years of Age”Sandor Imre, Budapest University

Symposium: Assessment and Treatment of Sleep Disorders in the Older Adult (317B)“Differential diagnosis and tailoring cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia for the Older Adult” Sooyeon Suh, Korea University

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Thursday June 27

08:00-09:30

Individual Paper: (307C) “Ageism at work and its impact on health, job satisfaction and labor force participation”

Ernest Gonzales, Washington University

Individual Paper: (Grand Ballroom 103)“The Effects of Hobby and Leisure Activity Preparations on the Suicide Impulse for South Korea’s Older Generation, and the Mediating Effect of Ego Integrity” Kyeongwon Lee, Yonsei University

Individual Paper: (Grand Ballroom 102)“The Effects of Internet Use on the Life Satisfaction of the Elderly: The Mediating Effect of Self-esteem and Social Relationship” Soomin Shin, Yonsei University Graduate School of Social Welfare

Individual Paper: (208A)“The Study for Retirees’ Stress and Life Satisfaction of the Elderly: Moderating Effect of Productive Aging Activity” Soomin Shin, Yonsei University Graduate School of Social Welfare

Individual Paper: (Auditorium Room 1)“Examining differences in rural and urban communities in China from an Aging Friendly Community Perspective”Yi Wang, Washington University

10:50-12:20

Individual Paper: (307B)“Why and how do retirees return to work? Looking beyond economic factors. Results from HBS 1998-2008” Ernest Gonzales, Washington University

Presidential Symposium: Housing Development for Seniors (3F, Auditorium)Yeunsook Lee, Yonsei University

Presidential Symposium: Older Persons’ Attitudes towards Information Technology and Information Society (1F, Grand Ballroom 101)

Youngjoon Seo, Yonsei University

Individual Paper: (E4)“Care Managers’ Confidence in Providing End-of-life Care for the Older Person at Home in Japan” Maiko Watanabe, University of Tokyo

Presidential Symposium- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention for Older Persons (1F, Grand Ballroom 102)

Hidenori Arai, Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine

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Thursday June 27 (cont.)

10:50-12:20

Presidential Symposium- Adapting Low and Middle Income Country Health Systems to Ageing Populations (1F, Grand Ballroom 103)

Xiaomei Pei, Tsinghua University

14:10-15:40

Symposium: Digital Communication Among Senior Generation The Seniors’ Lifestyle Adaptation to Digitalized Cultures (Grand Ballroom 101)

“The digital life patterns of Korean aged people and some suggestions for digital inclusion” Doojin Choi, Yonsei University

Individual Paper: (307A)“Effects of Exercise and Cognitive Training in Older Adults on Novel Transfer Tasks of Everyday Function” Ellen Binder, Washington University

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